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Smith v. Langworthy

Supreme Court of Vermont

Decided January 15, 1826

Supreme Court of Vermont · decided 1826-01-15

THIS case was submitted the same day, and is nearly allied to, the foregoing case of Page vs. Hurd and Whitney, trustees of Thayer. The judgment of the county court was rendered by nihil dicit against Langworthy, the defendant, and after a hearing, in damages, they were assessed, and the defendant .appealed to this Court. The plaintiffs now moved to dismiss the appeal, so as to retain the judgment they recovered in the court below.

Decided 1826-01-15

Hutchinson, J.

¶1after stating the above facts, said,

¶2The Court consider this case to be within the third section of the judiciary act, allowing appeals, and not to be a case mentioned in the provisos to that section, taking away the right of appeal.

¶3The appeal is, therefore, sustained, and the defendant is allowed another hearing, on the assessment of damages.

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